Sentence examples for conveyed only in from inspiring English sources

Most phones are so unsafe that important information is often conveyed only in person or in writing.

This may have been because some information was conveyed only in words, whereas other information contained illustrations.

Why are Stockett's white characters free of the linguistic quirks that white Southerners certainly have?" The Christian Science Monitor notes the same problem, wondering about the "decision to convey only black voices in dialect, with nary a dropped 'g' among her generally less sympathetic Southern white characters".

As everyone knows, jury duty can be simultaneously incredibly boring and incredibly interesting, and the creators of "The Jury" have succeeded in conveying only half of the experience.

Knowledgeable adults faced with multiple health risks and financial concerns may conclude that a particular test, particularly one that conveys only a modest increase in risk, is not sufficiently important to warrant its uptake/completion.

Apparently, words convey only part of the story in Italian, and the rest comes from the hand and body language.

These latter factors are the least important in that they convey only supplementary information about nasals and laterals.

Currently most annotations in public archives convey only molecular functions, mainly assigned by homology.

As a result of the stronger object connections, nodes carrying only object information end up being more numerous in the entorhinal representations than nodes conveying only context input.

Concise slogans that convey only one message seem to work better than a paradoxical combination of statements in a combined slogan.

But he could convey only certain information, not the feelings!